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The behringer ASIO driver is playing the drums. Set the driver to 2048 samples and youāll hear the delay from keystroke or drum pad. Like I said above 64 samples should be transparent. Sock gave you an excellent rundown on potential midi latency; no more needs said. If youāre happy with the way things are working using the keyboard to trigger your drums then you should be set. But as Sock outlined, depending on the driver provided by Simmons. Again this would be a midi, not ASIO driver. Behringer has you covered on the audio. again hth, t
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Even at $29 and $49 the EZX and SDX are a big Yawn for me. Metal midi $9, well I always āpopā for the midi, so there is that. Still on the fence on the pipe organ⦠Happy turkey day gents⦠t
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Yes! CakeWalk can handle a bunch of midi interfaces simultaneously, I think the limit is a Windows thing, not Cake. ASIO4all will only cause problems. I would NOT install it. As to latency, I run my RME interfaces at 64 samples when using VSTiās (piano, drums, etcetera) and donāt notice a delay. YMMV The only time, for me, that latency becomes an issue is late in a project, mixing at 2048, Iāll monitor guitars direct (thatās why I bought the Tonex) And ANY digital guitar amp is introducing latency. My guess on the order of at least 32 and probably more like 64. Before the Tonex I ran an AXE FX II, I have the number somewhere, never tested the Tonex, Canāt āhearā it or āfeelā it. What audio interface are you using? The interface is always the āheartā of the DAW. hth t
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If it is USB, in my experience it will need a driver. My Cakewalk (Roland 500) does. But it has some faders, buttons and dials. Maybe for just straight midi you donāt? CakeWalk āseesā it as a midi interface. My Roland HandSonic is a 5 pin, thus connects directly to the RME. As far as connecting, itās a midi interface and you set it to the midi track that is driving the Slate VSTi. hth, t
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I'm not a fan of uninstall, but maybe. Trouble is uninstall never digs down into the registry and so might not solve anything. ABBOTT! Whoops, @Noel Borthwick t
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Beautiful Jerry š's š t Jerry, I'm a year behind you and I'll never complete moment 1 of symphony 1, but I do occasionally manage to kick out a three minute rocker. My advice, stick to whatever daily composition schedule works you and keep up the good work!
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@backwoods is it safe to assume you have CbB installed. Is it working properly? @Noel Borthwick has been busy on the forum today. Maybe heāll chime in⦠t
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Its all about the midi. MODO 2 (and I have it as well) has some patterns, but its nothing like the TT universe. YMMV, t
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Here's your link TrueFire All Access TrueFire is a great resource, or as I like to say, edumacation tool for guitar players; lots of great lessons, theory, etcetera. If you're already a member, it kicks your membership out another year. Gotta love these guys... BandLab marketing could learn a lot here... Now, no one ever pays "retail", pretty much they run "deals" at $99 all the time. Didn't pay attention to the expiration date on the SweetWater $20 kicker... t
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@excalibur here's your link Bandlab Membership t
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Also $19 guitars, basses and drums. t
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Oh, I think we are approaching critical mass now⦠t
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@AndyB01 in truth I am making the same assumption and we both know that to assume makes an ***** out of u and me. As we have been cautioned about questioning BL marketing decisions I will say no more⦠t well, I guess a $ $ is verbotenā¦
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There I fixed it for you. A perk of the BandLab Membership is the use of Sonar and Next. t one unfortunate thing (unless something has changed) is that current members wonāt be able to extend their current memberships. Unlike, to mention just a couple, TrueFire and Groove3. UPDATE: Nothing has changed, tried the $71 link and was informed "You already have the membership"; well, fine. Cell phone providers, streaming services, etcetera; all provide one time only New Customer discounts...
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You can do a āsave asā per project to a backup drive internal and/or external. OR just pickup your entire projects folder and drop that to, again, an internal and/or external drive. This assumes all project folders are in one folder. For example, on my system I have a dedicated drive (I label Audio) on which is a folder ( labeled CWP) where all my Cakewalk projects reside. HTH, t
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Does anyone (other than @Bapu) have the Pipe Organ installed, and actually use it? tia t
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What's the best way to soundproof my windows permanently?
DeeringAmps replied to T Boog's topic in Cakewalk Sonar
Looking like Michaelangeloās David or Adonis is a heavy burden⦠t -
Comment and like at SC, listen #152. Actually got on with my iPhone; the wonders never cease⦠t
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Hit the like at YT but the counter stayed at 0. Comments disabled? well šand šās here. t
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šš comments on SoundClick⦠t